Moto GP
Marc Marquez’s Clean Overtakes and Tactical Mastery Shine in San Marino MotoGP Sprint Race
Marc Marquez's overtakes scrutinized after he passed Brad Binder and Pedro Acosta
"Each move was critical. He started from a considerable distance behind."
Marc Marquez received praise for his "clean" moves during the San Marino MotoGP sprint race.
The Gresini Ducati racer had to begin the race from the ninth position on the grid due to a crash during Saturday's qualifying session.
However, he sped by Brad Binder and Pedro Acosta during the sprint race, ultimately achieving a fifth-place finish.
"A rough beginning. His poor qualification was a result of the crash," Neil Hodgson commented on TNT Sports. "After that, it became a battle."
"That must have been the fastest race Marquez has ever experienced. When you're constantly overtaking others and fully engaged, you glance at your board and realize, 'Only three laps remain…'"
"He didn't make many mistakes. All of his passes were accurate, including the final one."
Hodgson commented on Marquez’s maneuver around Binder, stating, “Each of those actions was critical. Marquez approached from a significant distance behind.”
"I expected it to be messier, but surprisingly, it was spotless."
Hodgson reviewed the moment when Marquez passed Acosta, stating: "Pedro approached too fast. He had to ease off the throttle since he went over the curb."
"This enabled Marc to accelerate much more quickly. Although the space was limited, it was still available in a quick section of the track."
No Warning for Exceeding Track Limits
Marquez stood out as the sole rider among the top 10 who did not receive a warning for surpassing track limits
Michael Laverty remarked, "You receive a caution for just one mistake?"
"Turn 11 is incredibly simple. Acosta made every effort to avoid the green area."
"Marc playing fair? That's not the usual behavior you'd anticipate from him."
"He usually pushes boundaries, but he maintained control this time."
"He must begin well tomorrow. He has a strong rhythm, and the outcome will vary over the full race distance."
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